Source-Backed AI Financial Research

A Cited Alpha Deep Work begins with a goal and an explicit source context. Users can attach company filings, investor-relations pages, market feeds, research reports, databases, community signals, and uploaded files instead of asking a general model to answer without boundaries.

Source selection does not guarantee correctness, but it makes the evidence set visible and editable. Users can remove weak sources, add missing material, and see whether a report relies on a narrow or one-sided base.

The agent can compare materials, identify gaps, build tables, and draft Markdown or HTML outputs. Important claims can carry references to the source URL or uploaded document so a reviewer can move from the conclusion back to the material that supports it.

Artifacts preserve versions and can be revised as the question changes. This makes a report more useful than a one-off chat answer: assumptions, edits, citations, and deliverables remain connected to the same task context.

Cited Alpha is designed to accelerate research operations, not to remove judgment. Generated synthesis can omit context, misread a table, or overstate an inference. Users should open primary materials, verify numbers, test alternative explanations, and seek professional advice where required.

The product is best evaluated by traceability, time saved, and decision clarity—not by how confident generated prose sounds. Start with the Free plan and a narrow question before expanding the workflow.